The University of East Anglia and the Lowestoft-based Centre for Environment, Fisheries & Aquaculture Science is to launch a strategic alliance to boost understanding of the pressures of global...
Following the horrendous earthquake in Japan and explosions at the Fukushima nuclear power plant, the German government is to subject all its nuclear power plants to a rigorous safety review.
At Adidas’s Innovation Team Dr Tim Lucas brings an engineering approach to sport, producing trainers that adapt to the wearer and footballs that know when they cross the line.
Focusing on diversity is key to addressing the engineering skills gap and organisations must step up to promote STEM access for everyone, says Sarah Chapman, chair of 3M's EMEA Technical Women’s...
The US Department of Energy has conditionally committed to provide $1.37bn (£890m) in loan guarantees to support the financing of solar power plant developer BrightSource Energy’s Ivanpah solar...
Engineers from Birmingham City University and West Midlands automotive firm Westfield Sportscars have joined forces to develop what is claimed to be the world’s first self-build electric racing car...
GRC, a wholly owned Qinetiq subsidiary, has secured a contract to provide Paramarine Version 5 ship design software and its onboard variant Seagoing for Submarines to the government of Canada.
From the earliest spears to the development of the longbow and beyond, humans have designed their projectile weapons to maximise lethality whilst keeping as far away from the target as possible.
Franchise operator Merseyrail Electrics 2002 has been fined £85,000 and ordered to pay costs of £20,970 after pleading guilty to breaches of health and safety law following a runaway train derailment...
Bombardier has been notified by Transport for London (TfL) and The Department for Transport (DfT) of their intention to award a contract to deliver rolling stock and a new depot for Crossrail.
